Coalition members visit rebuilt Homesh Yeshiva
A group of coalition members visited the new study hall and encouraged the students to continue holding onto the Land of Israel.
A group of coalition members visited the new study hall and encouraged the students to continue holding onto the Land of Israel.
A message from the leaders of the coalition states that the Supreme Court cannot deliberate the legality of Basic Laws.
A senior right-wing figure lists the many repercussions of the coalition's defeat in the judicial selection committee vote.
PM addresses coalition MKs and ministers ahead of whirlwind session to pass the State budget tomorrow.
National Security Minister responds to Netanyahu who urged the members of the coalition to work together and pass the budget.
Senior figures in the coalition estimate that the Prime Minister is no longer backing the judicial reform, partly due to US pressure.
Former Prime Minister continues to criticize the coalition: Smotrich evaded combat service so he could study for a degree at the same time.
Coalition parties to promote legislation which would abolish automatic veto of judges who are members of the Judicial Selection Committee.
Gantz gains two seats at expense of Likud, but no real change in distribution of blocs from the previous election.
At the meeting, the leaders discussed current affairs and showed support for the Shas Chairman.
Following Supreme Court ruling, coalition is considering appointing Deri to the position of Speaker of the Knesset.
A letter to the PM against part of the coalition agreements was not shown to the Board of Governors. Another letter made that clear Op-ed.
Poll finds Netanyahu bloc would not win enough seats for a majority should elections be held today, but neither would the other side.
Israel’s historic right-wing government is the democratic will of the voters, who reject false claims made by the leftist opposition.Op-ed.
PA chairman's spokesman says the basic lines of the Netanyahu government are a "dangerous escalation".
Jewish Federations of North America also express "significant concerns" over statements and positions by some members of the coalition.
The parties that will make up Israel's next government appear to have gotten all they were bargaining for - and more.
New York Times concerned over "annexation of Jewish settlements" that "would undermine the possibility of a two-state solution."
Headline after headline threatens readers with what will happen after the new government forms, none of it based on fact. Op-ed.
Ra'am chairman completely rules out the possibility of joining a coalition with the Likud.
Jews dream of "a ladder set on the ground and its top reaching to the heavens.".
Instead of piling on Smotrich, Lapid should protest the appointment of Hady Amr to the new post for Palestinian affairs. Op-ed.
Without Religious Zionism's jump in votes to 14 seats, Bibi’s 32 would have been another dreadful loss, like the previous four. Op-ed.
There is a triple bonus for Israel if Smotrich is Defense Minister. Op-ed.
It was a privilege to vote in Israel for the first time, but I would like to see a coalition arise asap and address the issues below.Op-ed.
Applying the acid test of Paul McCartney's song to Israel's new government makes it painfully apparent what should not be done. Op-ed.
Election Day is Israel's substitute for Sunday. Maybe that's why it comes so often. Seriously though, this article explains the snafu.Op-ed.
Representatives of the coalition and the opposition discussing the election date and are nearing a compromise.
Haiting Netanyahu wasn’t enough to keep a group that agreed on little else together. Op-ed.
Justice Minister denies he plans to resign from the coalition: I will not bring back Bibi.
Meretz MK Zoabi has presented a formal list of demands for leaving the coalition instead of threatening its stability.
"Mansour Abbas is a true partner," says Ram Ben-Barak. "This is the way to heal our society."
2 govt members, MKs Ganaim and Rinawie Zoabi, vote against bill applying Israeli law in Judea and Samaria. Silman absent from vote.
Ra'am chairman says he is staying in the government in order to take care of the needs of Arab society.
MK Kahana claims the move in which he resigned as a Minister was intended to stabilize the coalition.
MK Yariv Levin discusses ongoing contacts in an attempt to influence another MK from the coalition to resign.
Israel is facing some potentially catastrophic challenges and a government crisis at the same time. America's government is unpopular Op-ed.
MK Waleed Taha warns of scenario in which the coalition will not be able to continue to exist.
Acting Coalition chairman MK Boaz Toporovsky says 'coalition of healing' must endure.
Religious Affairs Minister defends potential cooperation with anti-Zionist Arab parties, says Netanyahu, Smotrich cooperating with them.